U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Building Materials Prices Rise Again in March

Softwood Lumber prices increased on a month-over-month basis for the first time since July of 2023, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Building Material Prices Inch Up in November

Labor Market Remains Healthy, Adds 199,000 Jobs in November

U.S. Job Growth Exceeds Expectations in September

Building Material Prices Remain Relatively Stable in August

Rate of Job Growth Continues to Cool in July

Job Market Remains Strong Due to ‘Labor Hoarding’

Inflation Grows at Slowest Pace Since January

390,000 Nonfarm Payroll Jobs Added in June

Nonfarm Payroll Growth Remains Positive With 390,000 Jobs Added in May

Labor Market Remains Healthy With 428,000 Jobs Added in April

Building Material Prices Continue to Rise

Softwood Lumber and Paint Drive Building Material Price Growth in January

Lumber Price Volatility at 75-Year High

Inside the Building Industry’s Supply Chain Setback

Construction Jobs Rise By Nearly Half a Million in May

Job Openings in Construction Declined at Start of 2020

Report: Construction Job Openings Decreased in 2019, But Remain at Historically High Levels

Construction Industry Adds 44,000 Jobs in January

Construction Workplace Fatality Rates Remain Unchanged in 2018

BLS: 228,000 Jobs Added in November

BLS May Jobs Report: Strong for Economy, Modest for Construction

Wage + Benefits Survey

Wages on Hold for Remodeling Companies

Wage and Benefit Survey: Remodeling Industry